The transfer portal is officially open, and the Oklahoma Sooners are going to be active. One of the positions we know they will be targeting is linebacker. They’re already scheduling a visit with a Bowling Green LB, and are currently hosting former Michigan Wolverines LB Cole Sullivan, according to On3’s Pete Nakos.

Oklahoma is reportedly expected to fire tight ends coach Joe Jon Finley. Here's a list of potential candidates the Sooners could consider.

The Oklahoma Sooners are looking to bolster their depth with an offer to Akron transfer offensive lineman Maasai King.

The Oklahoma Sooners have already gotten a head start on the transfer portal, setting up several key visits over the first weekend of the portal officially being open. However, one prime target just became available and the Sooners were quick to pounce,

The Oklahoma Sooners are fresh off of a disappointing finish to their strong 2025 season, dropping the first round of the College Football Playoff to the Alabama Crimson Tide 34-24. The Sooners have begun their self-scouting in earnest,

On the first official day of the transfer portal, the Oklahoma Sooners offered defensive tackle target Cody Sigler.

And just like that, OU’s College Football Playoff run is over. After building a big lead early, the Sooners fell apart in a 34-24 loss to Alabama, ending their season in a crushing way.

And Venables went back to doing what he does best — hiring himself as defensive coordinator after his protege, Zac Alley, left for West Virginia. The 2025 Sooner defense rivals the best defenses Venables coordinated at Clemson in the 2010s and at OU in the early 2000s.

The OU football program is expected to fire tight ends coach Joe Jon Finley, according to a report by SoonerScoop.com on Thursday.

Coach Brent Venables and the OU football team survived LSU for a 17-13 win Saturday that will all but lock up the Sooners’ first trip to the CFP since 2019.

The former Oklahoma Sooners five-star quarterback, Jackson Arnold, is now set to play on his third team in three years. Arnold is entering his fourth season, but because of a redshirt season in his first year at Oklahoma, he’s been granted another year to play.